quadrilogue
/ˈkwɒdrɪlɒɡ/noun
A dialogue or conversation involving four persons. Formerly also: †an account by four persons (obsolete ). Compare dialogue, trialogue, etc.
Origin
Late 15th century; earliest use found in Chartier's Quadrilogue. From quadri- + -logue, originally after Middle French quadrilogue.
- multiple-phase
- multiplepoinding
- multiple point
- multiple pregnancy
- multiple resistance
- multiple-resistant
- multiple rocket launcher
- multiple scattering
- multiple sclerosis
- multiple shift
- multiple shop
- multiple star
- multiple superparticular
- multiple superpartient
- multiple switchboard
- multiplet
- multiple tangent
- multiple twin
- multiple unit
- multiple use
- multiple valve
- multiplex
- multiplexer
- multiplexity
- multipliable